Tribunal of Sin

When death is no longer the end, but the beginning of another kind of judgment. At 3:17 in the morning, Lin Du woke up in his bathtub. The water was cold, and the date on the phone screen made his pupils shrink suddenly - he remembered clearly that he should have died in a car accident three days ago. What's even weirder is that there is an anonymous message lying in the text message inbox: "Welcome to the trial court. The first debate will begin in forty-seven minutes. The loser will truly die." Opening the door, Lin Du found that the entire apartment had turned into a closed maze. The neighbors were equally confused and frightened. They came from different cities and died in different ways, but were reborn in this strange space called "The Abyss of Sin". Every midnight, the court comes and everyone is forced to participate in "culpability debates" where life is at stake. The rules are simple: two people are randomly selected for each trial, one is the "accuser" and the other is the "defender." The accuser needs to use logic and a chain of evidence to prove the other party's guilt, while the defender needs to overturn the accusation or prove its legitimacy. The loser will be erased from existence, and the winner will receive "sin currency" - a mysterious currency that can buy intelligence, food, and even temporary safety in this twisted space. But Lin Du soon discovered that the so-called "crime" was not just murder and arson. Here, silence is sinful, indifference is sinful, and even your one thought may become a fatal handle. As the trial progresses, a legend about the "Original Sin" emerges - it is said that someone has found an exit to outside the Tribunal, and that requires accumulating enough "sin currency" and solving the ultimate mystery.